Trial starts Monday for Colorado lawsuit attempting to block Kroger-Albertsons merger
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser says the chains monitor each other’s prices and that when there’s little competition, prices for groceries go up.
Sept. 27, 2024: Ten years on, MAVEN is teaching scientists about Mars; Re-envisioning Hamlet
The University of Colorado leads the MAVEN project to study Mars’ volatile atmosphere with the hope of helping human exploration there. Then, Pamela Friend was in a cradle the first time her parents took her to the drive-in they owned in Montrose. Decades later, Friend is still popping the popcorn and running the projector. And, a new take on “Hamlet” from the Denver Center Theater Company.
An antique street clock stands again in downtown Alamosa decades after being rescued from a possible junkyard demise
The ornate 18-foot-high cast iron clock was installed earlier this week not far from where it first stood in 1912.
Ute Mountain Ute Tribe joins lawsuit against Colorado over sports betting
This follows a complaint filed in federal court by the Southern Ute Tribe.
OULA la! This Colorado designer will showcase bold, West African prints in a local fashion show
OULA’s Friday night fashion show is just one part of a weekend of fashion, running Sept. 26-29.
Denver Center’s ‘Hamlet’ reinvents Shakespeare’s classic with young lead and viking-inspired setting”
Drawing inspiration from historical research, “Hamlet” director Chris Coleman created a world that blends elements of Viking culture with early European Christianity.
As the election approaches, some of the nation’s newest citizens look forward to participating
“When we asked our students why they wanted to become citizens, almost all of them, that was their first answer, ‘I want to be able to vote.’”
How scientific road trips through metro Denver found unexpected sources of air pollution
By a mobile lab in Commerce City and North Denver, CU Boulder scientists identified an unexpected source of urban air pollution.
Workers allege abuse at JBS meatpacking plant in Greeley. ‘Who is supposed to get better living conditions? Us or the cows we are killing?’
The United Food and Commercial Workers union has asked local, state and federal officials to investigate conditions at the plant.
Arrest records lay out the case against ranch worker charged with arson for Alexander Mountain fire
According to records reviewed by CPR News, the suspect had been recently disciplined at his job and has a history of impersonating a public servant.
CU offers voluntary retirement incentive
Faculty and academic staff could get nine months of base pay.
Colorado’s Senators have a new bill nicknamed after trail mix, but focused on Western Colorado
Colorado Senators introduce new Gunnison public lands bill
